An embedded software engineer on the Low-Level Software Team is responsible for ECU software development for multiple ECUs. Work includes effort across the full software development life cycle, including requirement discovery and analysis, software requirement writing, design, implementation, and testing. Current projects include AUTOSAR and non-AUTOSAR ECUs. Software implementation includes work in C as well as software component configuration. Engineers are expected to be able to work on a variety of task types and with a minimum of supervision. Engineers will work within a team structure, with team members located in multiple sites. Work will include support colleagues' activities, participating in reviews and technical discussions.
Roles and Responsibilities:
Perform in a team environment and collaborative atmosphere, including cross-functional collaboration
Software requirement analysis and development
Software design
Software implementation
Software testing (can include unit testing)
Support software integration and releases
Automation using scripting languages such as Perl, Python, etc.
Actively participate in internal and external peer reviews
Desired skills:
Disciplined software engineering and development
Fluent in C software language
Embedded software development and testing tools (CANalyzer, debuggers, etc.)
CAN (J1939 strongly preferred)
Experience with development frameworks and development according to defined software architectures
Embedded concepts such as AUTOSAR, RTOS, etc.
Requirement analysis, requirement authoring
Design documentation
Experience with automotive or heavy vehicle ECU software design
Ability to read and interpret schematics and component data sheets
Embedded software development with knowledge of MPC or TriCore microcontroller families
Software debugging using Lauterbach, iSYSTEM or similar debuggers
Strong problem solving and issue root cause identification techniques
Experienced software engineers will be expected to demonstrate technical leadership